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David Broughton

Charlotte
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My 24th season at SBJ; sports biz geek; stadium enthusiast; frequent visitor to ballparks, operas, Highland Games, places you've never been and the closest pub
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Petrone Risk receives U.S. Department of Homeland Security SAFETY Act acknowledgment

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By David Broughton
| Sports Business Journal Verified
Petrone Risk, one of the biggest security consultants in the live entertainment world, has been awarded a Developmental Testing & Evaluation Designation from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Office of SAFETY Act Implementation for its safety and security risk management consulting services, a first among such consultants.
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More fans, more games, more teams: Bananas keep growing

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By David Broughton
| Sports Business Journal Verified
Over the next three weeks, the Savannah Bananas and their five spinoff teams will combine to play three games at Wrigley Field, three more at Target Field and games at a college football stadium and eight minor league ballparks. As has been the case for the past decade -- a span that includes nearly 600 games -- every game has sold out.
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MLB game duration up for the second straight year

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By David Broughton
| Sports Business Journal Verified
The average nine-inning MLB game played through July 8 lasted nearly 2 hours and 42 minutes, slightly more than four minutes longer than the full 2024 season average. However, this season’s games have been more than 20 minutes shorter than what they were before the 2023 introduction of the pitch clock, when games averaged more than three hours.
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